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5 You are having a cake walk. One walker reaches the finish line every 15 seconds. A second walker reaches the finish line every 20 seconds. How many seconds must go by before t…

5 You are having a cake walk. One walker reaches the finish line every 15 seconds. A second walker reaches the finish line every 20 seconds. How many seconds must go by before t…
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5 You are having a cake walk. One walker reaches the finish

line every 15 seconds. A second walker reaches the finish line
every 20 seconds. How many seconds must go by before they
both land on the same cake finish line?

5 You are having a cake walk. One walker reaches the finish line every 15 seconds-example-1
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User Aramadia
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Answer:

5 seconds

Explanation:

20-15= 5 seconds

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